Why does the author allow years to pass between the making of the treaty with King Minos and the return of Aegeus's son, Theseus? Check all that apply. to emphasize how terrible the situation is to prove that Aegeus is courageous to make readers curious about Theseus's role in the plot to allow Theseus to grow and mature to cause readers to lose interest

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Why does the author allow years to pass between the making of the treaty with King Minos and the return of Aegeus's son, Theseus? Check all that apply. to emphasize how terrible the situation is to prove that Aegeus is courageous to make readers curious about Theseus's role in the plot to allow Theseus to grow and mature to cause readers to lose interest

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Alisa Williamson · Answer 1

to emphasize how terrible the situation is to prove that Aegeus is courageous

Julianne Buck · Answer 2

The author allowed years to pass between the making of the treaty with King Minos and the return of Aegeus’s son, Theseus due to the following reasons:

1. This is to make readers curious about Theseus’s role in the plot

2. This is to allow Theseus to grow and mature